Sentence examples for probably aid from inspiring English sources

Like Turkey, which may help by sealing its border more tightly to IS fighters and smuggled fuel, it will probably aid the coalition quietly.

Although Rodale declined to disclose how much it had made from the book, the windfall will probably aid the company in attracting popular writers and in becoming more of a general-interest publisher.

If confirmed, he will probably aid the effort to demolish the Clean Power Plan, although this will not be a simple task as it is underpinned by the Clean Air Act of 1970.

If confirmed, Pruitt will probably aid the effort to demolish the Clean Power Plan, although this will not be a simple task as it is underpinned by the Clean Air Act of 1970.

The way the markets are today, eleven weeks is an eternity, and the things that are necessary to get the credit markets, and the economy, moving again — a plan to reduce the foreclosure rate, a stimulus plan, a faster version of TARP, and probably aid for the automakers — are not things that can wait until late January.

LOS ANGELES — The Supreme Court's order to California to ease overcrowding in the state's prisons, by releasing tens of thousands of inmates if no other solution can be found, will probably aid Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to move more inmates from state prisons to county jails.

Initially skeptical, the C.I.A. reviewed the evidence and agreed that espionage had probably aided China.

And yet it is safe to assume that what Snowden has done has probably aided, however unwittingly, our enemies.

Regardless, it was probably aided by their brief run and the "what might have been" aspect of their collaboration.

Earnings at energy companies were probably aided by higher oil prices, said Brian M. Youngberg, an analyst with Edward Jones.

It has probably aided this project that Mr. Kapoor, who is 54, did not begin life in a Western culture.